Gold prices declined on Friday, falling for the fourth consecutive session, extending their weekly and monthly losses amid a rise in treasury yields. The yellow metal futures for April delivery closed lower by $46.60, or 2.6%, at $1,728.80 per ounce, finishing at their lowest level since June 2020. For the …
Read More »U.S. Oil Rigs Rise by Four in Week
The number of active rigs drilling for oil in the United States increased by four to 309 this week, according to data by Baker Hughes released on Friday. Natural gas rigs rose by one rig, with the total rig count increasing by five to 402. Last week, oil rigs recorded …
Read More »Reuters: Oil on Track to Make Steady Gains
A Reuters poll today showed that oil prices will witness a steady recovery this year, with the arrival of vaccines to prevent Covid-19 more people and the acceleration of the economic recovery, and in light of the additional momentum of stimulus and the control of supplies of major crude producers. …
Read More »Oil Mixed Amid Anticipation For OPEC+ Summit
Oil prices slid on Friday as the collapse in bond prices led to gains for the US dollar and expectations have grown that as oil prices return to pre-pandemic levels, more supply will likely find its way into the market. US West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell 96 cents, or …
Read More »Oil Mixed Amid Anticipation for OPEC+ Summit
Oil prices showed a mixed performance on Thursday amid anticipation for the upcoming monthly meeting of the OPEC+ alliance to review production policies. Brent crude futures for May delivery closed lower by 7 cents, or 0.1%, at $66.11 per barrel, following three consecutive daily increases that helped the global crude …
Read More »Gold Declines as Treasury Yields Surge
Gold prices declined on Thursday, for the third consecutive session, amid a rise in treasury yields that reached their highest level in about a year. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond in the United States exceeded the 1.5% psychological level earlier today, reaching 1.515%, which left its toll …
Read More »U.S. Natural Gas Stockpiles Decline
Natural gas inventories in the United States declined by 338 billion cubic feet (bcf) last week, data by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed on Thursday. The decline came a little higher than market expectations. Natural gas stockpiles reached 1.943 trillion cubic feet (tcf), decreasing by 298 bcf compared …
Read More »Gold Continues to Drop Before The US House of Representatives Vote
Gold prices continue to decline for the third day in a row, one day before the US House of Representatives announced its vote on Friday on the US stimulus package proposal. Gold fell again below $1,800 an ounce, down by 0.80%. Waiting for the necessary support to resume its rise …
Read More »Oil Hovering Near Highest Level in 13 Months as US Production Was Hit by a Storm
Oil prices extended their gains for the fourth consecutive session and reached their highest levels in more than 13 months, supported by the US Central Bank’s assertion that interest rates will remain low, and a sharp drop in US crude production last week due to the storm that swept across …
Read More »Oil Rises More Than 2%, Following data Showing Declining US Production
Oil prices rose on Wednesday to their highest in 13 months after US government data showed that crude production fell due to freezing weather last week. The US production of crude oil fell by more than ten percent last week, equivalent to one million barrels per day, in the midst …
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